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perelman building at the rodin museum, philadelphia, june 27 2015
perelman building of the rodin museum, june 27 2015
philadelphia, june 27 2015
You're invited to the exhibition and performance premiere of "Allora & Calzadilla: Intervals" on December 12. See the artists who represented the United States in the Venice Biennale perform at a unique opening that unfolds across two exhibition sites: The Museum's Perelman Building and the Fabric Workshop and Museum. Tickets are free, but reservations are recommended. RSVP here. Still from "Raptor’s Rapture," 2012, by Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla (© Allora & Calzadilla)
Throwback Thursday: Our very own "Gateway to @FairmountPark"—the Perelman Building! Here you see it in its infancy (originally constructed for the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company). What's your current favorite exhibition or work of art at the Perelman Building?
With Father's Day around the corner, it is only appropriate to examine how we view family.
Tomorrow FAMILY PORTRAIT opens at the Perelman Building showcasing the many ways photographers picture family, from amateurs who document their own households, to progressive reformers who make views of domestic life to encourage social change, to artists who explore the deeply personal and often private nature of familial relationships.
We encourage you to get in on the fun by instagramming a picture of your family and tagging it #pmafamily. Search #pmafamily to see them all, or check out our favorites on Facebook.
"Untitled (Girls in Plaid 'Hoovering' the Lawn)", 1987-91, Nick Waplington
Tomorrow is the last day to see the colorful, minimalist shapes of designer Ronaldus Shamask at the Perelman Building of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Shamask spring 2012.
Image via NYTimes Fashion Blog, 2011.